Yankee or a Southerner

[Dharkbayne]

Originally Posted by Strygun

ROFL.

I guess I expected this:
94% (Dixie). Is General Lee your father?

[DedEnimuls]

55% (Dixie). Barely into the Dixie category.

Army brat, moved all over hell and creation.. born in San Diego, California though.

[Bighoss]

45% yankee, barely a yankee. Which makes sense cuz I've lived in like 7 different states.

[OneManArmy]

dude, strygun you live in alabama and god damned if i can understand you when you talk!

47% (Yankee). Barely into the Yankee category.
yea lived in connecticut most my life but I've got strong southern tendencies. hell I've been livin in North Carolina for a while now and I love it. (not to mention my mom always said my dad was a redneck..)

[Squeeky]

Originally Posted by Strygun

ROFL.

I guess I expected this:
94% (Dixie). Is General Lee your father?

Didnt see this one coming......

[MidnightDave]

96% (Dixie).

Well YEEEEHAWWWW! Born and raised in the south, I damn well better be. got a confederate general on my father's side and a his old house had a yankee cannon ball in the freaking side of it.

[Happy lil Elf]

38% (Yankee). A definitive Yankee.

Don't ask for a "coke" unless you want a can of Coca-fucking-cola. If you are from the south, and are upset because when you ask for a coke you get a can of Coca-Cola instead of a Mt Dew, you're an idiot. I'm sorry, but you are. Coke is shor for conain or Coca-Cola. It is not a universal name for everything that's cabonated and has too much sugar in it. It's pop, soda or, if you're in a particularily nerdy mood, "Caustic Carbonated Sugar Water". Personally I prefer pop, it's shorter.

Sorry about that, I have cousins who live in TN and insist that everything that's carbonated is "coke". Drives me nuts >_<

[Veteran]

44% barely a yankee. I knew I should have parked my car closer to the bar.

[MidnightDave]

dont get me started man, I use coke for anything, ill damn well say coca-cola/pepsi/mt. dew if I want them, if Im using a general term Ill say coke and its my god given southern right.

[Mango]

42% (Yankee). Barely into the Yankee category.

[Everay]

Originally Posted by Happy lil' Elf

38% (Yankee). A definitive Yankee.

Don't ask for a "coke" unless you want a can of Coca-fucking-cola. If you are from the south, and are upset because when you ask for a coke you get a can of Coca-Cola instead of a Mt Dew, you're an idiot. I'm sorry, but you are. Coke is shor for conain or Coca-Cola. It is not a universal name for everything that's cabonated and has too much sugar in it. It's pop, soda or, if you're in a particularily nerdy mood, "Caustic Carbonated Sugar Water". Personally I prefer pop, it's shorter.

Sorry about that, I have cousins who live in TN and insist that everything that's carbonated is "coke". Drives me nuts >_<

stfu elf, theyre right!!!!

honestly, i do the same fucking thing, its just, like this, mom say what do you want to drink? i say coke, she says what kind of coke, and i tell her rootbeer! or at least, i used to do that. its funny seeing those tendancies in people, and that my family isnt the only ones.

[Happy lil Elf]

Why don't you just ask for a damn rootbeer in the first place?

Once again, coke is a type of carbonated beverage. It is not a universal name for all of them. Would you ask for a Sprite if you wanted a Dr Pepper? Of course not, that would be stupid. Same principal

[AztecWarrior]

Coke is Coca-Cola.

And I assure you- the night before Haloween is Devil's night. There are riots in Detroit.

[worldvengence]

does anyone notice that if u keep hitting calc. score...it goes more southern? plus 0% would be total yank and 100% is redneck all the way